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The Options pane contains the main program settings. - Launch program at Windows startup. If this option is enabled, TweakWindow will be automatically launched each time you start Windows. - Show splash screen on startup. If this option is enabled, a splash screen with the name and the version of the program will be displayed when TweakWindow is launched. - Make window transparent when it stay "Always on top". You can enable this option for the convenient use of the "Window always on top" feature. In this case the window will automatically become transparent when you make it stay on top of other windows. You can select the transparency level from the Transparency list. - Extra right space. If you use other software that adds buttons to the title bar of a window, you can move TweakWindow buttons a bit aside so that the buttons do not overlap. - Show hotkeys in tooltips. If this option is enabled, the tooltips displayed when you point the mouse to TweakWindow buttons on the title bar of a window will contain the hotkey combinations assigned to the corresponding operations. - Restore window from tray with one / double click. You can select the way to restore windows minimized into the tray that suits you best. If you want to restore windows quickly, select one click. If you do not want windows to be restored when you unintentionally click on the tray, select double click. - Allow interaction with "Ghost" title bar. A Ghost window lets all mouse clicks through (More info about 'Ghost' windows.). If you want to be able to move and resize Ghost windows as well as disable the Ghost mode with the button on the title bar of a window - enable this option. - Move pointer to default button in dialog boxes. Replaces the system feature and fixes problems with some software. As you know, this feature does not work with some programs (for example, with those written on Borland Delphi). TweakWindow allows you to move the pointer to the default button in all windows. More info... If you use this Windows feature, use our implementation of it instead. - Easy window moving. Click the left and right mouse buttons anywhere on a window and drag it. TweakWindow allows you to move windows not only by using their title bars, but by clicking anywhere on them. More info...